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Module 3 · Lesson 17 of 17

Measure tollgate and garment measurement exercise

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Learning objectives

  • List the evidence required to pass the Measure tollgate.
  • Test the gate with a garment measurement-repair scenario.
  • Decide which gaps go to Analyze for closure.

Gate evidence

  • Detailed map, operational definitions, data-collection plan.
  • Sampling strategy and completed MSA (continuous or attribute).
  • Descriptive plots, Pareto, baseline DPU/DPMO/FPY.
  • Stability view and capability where applicable.
  • Updated, evidence-based goal and benefit case.

Garment-factory example

Three lines report high measurement repair; the Measure pack shows agreed definitions, an attribute agreement study exposing inspector disagreement at the boundary, a validated continuous R&R on tapes, and a stratified baseline by line × fabric × shift.

Method

  1. Assemble the pack against the checklist.
  2. Answer gate questions with data, not opinion.
  3. Log outstanding gauge or definition risks for Analyze.
  4. Get sponsor sign-off before moving on.

Common mistakes

  • Analysing root causes before resolving gauge error.
  • Presenting capability from mixed styles without stratification.

Knowledge check

Pick one answer per question. Explanations appear after you submit.

  1. 1. The Measure tollgate should not pass when:

  2. 2. Gate questions must be answered with:

Author: NOSK.life · Last reviewed: 2026-07-21

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